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Voices of New York

Amplifying the city’s ethnic and community press.
Reporting that reflects New York’s diversity.

Voices of New York amplifies the city’s ethnic and community press. Launched shortly after 9/11, it aims to break down the barriers of language and geography that separate New York’s communities, celebrate quality journalism in every neighborhood, and harness the combined power of grassroots journalists across the city.

This service was operated from 2011 to 2019 by the Center for Community and Ethnic Media at CUNY’s Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism.

Recent Articles

  • Asian and Black New Yorkers Rally Together Against Racism and Police Brutality

    Speakers talked about how the two groups worked together in the civil and LGBTQ rights movements, the challenges Asian and African immigrants face, and the violence the police have executed on both Asian and Black communities.

  • Youth Arrests Decrease in NYC but Racial Disparities Persist
  • Chinese Community Commemorates Ninth Anniversary of Private Danny Chen’s Death
  • After House Passes Anti-Hate Measure, Rep. Meng Receives Hate Messages
  • Street Merchants Demand First Vendor License Increase in Decades
  • Chinatown Jail Plan Halted By Court
  • City Council Hears From Immigrants Excluded From COVID Relief

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Recent Articles

  • Asians in Sunset Park Call City Speaker To Support Industry City Rezoning

    The project has been controversial from the beginning. But some think it would boost the local economy and create 20,000 jobs for residents.

  • Hunger ‘Skyrocketing’ in Latino Neighborhoods Hard-Hit by COVID

    In order to survive, people who do not qualify for any direct federal, state or municipal financial aid have turned to queuing twice a week at pantries across the five boroughs.

  • Protesters Demand Justice for Chinese Senior Set on Fire in Brooklyn

    More than a hundred protesters gathered at Washington Square Park on Aug. 15, demanding justice for the 90-year-old Chinese woman who was set on fire in Brooklyn last month.

  • Unemployed and COVID-Impacted Immigrants Become Street Vendors in Queens

    Some Queens residents who lost work during the pandemic have taken to selling items.

  • Assembly Bill Requiring License for Shampoo Assistants Adds Woe to Hair Salons

    The measure says employees at hair salons should go through a similar license process as those working at clinics and nursing homes in order to protect consumer rights.

  • Longtime Chinatown Restaurants Close for Good Amid Pandemic

    Eateries like Golden Mandarin Court, Amazing 66 and Hope Shing are shuttering after months of quarantine restrictions and decreased tourism. 'It’s been four months now. It’s not getting any better,' one owner said.

  • Latino Families Near Yankee Stadium Face Economic Devastation

    From street vendors to nearby shops, the largely Latino Bronx neighborhood is feeling the loss of this year’s crowds. “Many people here depend on what goes on before, during and after a game,” one resident says.

  • Families Rally to Keep School’s Polish Dual-Language Program

    A hard-won program is slated for cuts because of COVID-19.

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NYC’s Ethnic and Community Press Outlets

24 Horas
Al Hawadeth
Allewa Alarabi
America Oggi
Amsterdam News
Asian Journal
Astoria Post
Bialy Orzel
BK Reader
Bklyner
Black Star News
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Brazilian Press
Brazilian Times
Brazilian Voice
Brighton Beach News
Bronx Times
Bronx Voice
Brooklyn Based
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Brooklyn Deep
Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn Reporter
Brooklyn Downtown Star
Bushwick Daily
Caribbean Life
Chalkbeat
Colorlines
Daily Sun New York
Desi Talk
Diario de México
Dunya International
EastNewYork.com
Ecuador News
El Diario
Everest Times News
Feet in 2 Worlds
Filipino Reporter
Forest Hills Times
Forum Daily
Forward
France-Amérique
French Morning
Gay City News
Ghorba News
Glendale Register
Gotham Gazette
Greek News
Greenpoint Star
Irish Central
Irish Echo
Jackson Heights Post
Khasokhas
Kings County Politics
La Voce di New York
La Voz
Leader-Observer
LI Herald
LIC Post
LIC/Astoria Journal
Long Island al Día
Long Island Wins
Luso Americano
Manhattan Times News
Mott Haven Herald
Nepalaya News
New York Awam
New York in French
News India Times
Newsroh
Nordstjernan
Norwood News
Nowy Dziennik
NY Biz
NY City Lens
NY Seikatsu
Open City
Our Time Press
Our Town Downtown
QNS
Queens Chronicle
Queens County Politics
Queens Daily Eagle
Queens Examiner
Queens Latino
Queens Ledger
Red Hook Star-Revue
Remezcla
RUNYweb
Russian Bazaar
Russkaya Reklama
Sing Tao Daily
Sinovision
Street Hype Newspaper
Sunnyside Post
Svoboda News
Tablet
The Arab American News
The Brasilians
The Bridge
The Broadsheet
The Bronx Chronicle
The Bronx Free Press
The Brooklyn Rail
The Bukharian Times
The China Press
The Epoch Times
The FilAm
The Haitian Times
The Hunts Point Express
The Indypendent
The Korea Daily
The Korea Times
The Lo-Down
The National Herald
The Network Journal
The New York Carib News
The New York Ilbo
The New York Jewish Week
The Riverdale Press
The South Asian Insider
The Ukrainian Weekly
The Villager
The Wave
Town & Village
Tribeca Trib
Turk of America
Urdu News
Urdu Times
US FrontLine
V Novom Svete
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Westchester Hispano
WestView News
Women’s eNews
World Journal
Zaman

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